Fours years of at Kathamandu University: Hectic assignments, numerous projects  infinite examinations and Countless Memories. These keywords pretty much sum up any Undergraduate students life.

Good luck , to all my juniors, to making it through this incredible journey, where at times you're going to feel like putting yourself into fire while at others you'll feel like you're the luckiest person alive to be where you are. And like often stated, the destination is nothing compared to how amazing the journey is.

As an almunus and the one who is supposed to write this message, I have an important "word of wisdom" I wish to "enlighten" you with.

I went into an engineering school with high hopes, all of which , I believed would become a reality once I put in everything into what the college had for me to offer and so I did. I graduated with a pretty decent grade, and have a decent enough start to my career.

However, if I had another shot at college, I would probably spend way more time learning, exploring my creativity without being bound by what the college had for me to offer.

I believe I could be way more creative, diligent and knowledgeable than I am now, had I realized this during the early stages of my university life

College is not about mere learning, it's about learning how to learn. You're never going to get the grooming and academic environment once you graduate. Definitely not in the huge corporate houses you wish to spend your careers in.

Challenge the syllabus, be curious. Question anything and everything, push your professor to give you more.

 At the same time, LOVE. Your special one is at your campus, find them. Grow yourselves professionally and socially. And to top it all, enjoy your Undergraduate life.